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This is an image from the Library of Congress. A HIGH RES LARGE MB file from the Library of Congress can be viewed via the Flickr link which will give a very detailed view. DesertBlooms

ok, well if you do decide you wish to see other later types then there are some in other posts i have done.

Some other ' improvised ' military vehicles . Original Library of Congress LARGE MB file available via the Flickr links. British Army railroad vehicles/trollies with machine-guns landed from the S.S. Dorsetshire in Palestine - circa 1936 Railroad trolly on Palestine railroad - circa 1936 British soldiers on a Motor trolly on Palestine railroads preceding passenger trains to investigate track - circa 1936 British soldiers on a Machine-gun coach at the rear of passenger train between Jaffa & Jerusalem - circa 1936 DesertBlooms88

Thankyou all very much.

At the start of this thread there are three photo's of Ford Model T vehicles and i have shown a close up of each. I take it you are only interested in the mounting for Ford Model T ? There are other photo's i have which show them on differant vehicles you see. DesertBlooms88

How fascinating. I never noticed him.

Thankyou. Now you have shown what the name is it looks so much clearer in the photo than before. Thanks again. DesertBlooms88

The Flickr link with each photo will also show the Library of Congress ' original ' V LARGE MB file link, which can be downloaded. Found another photo of a Ford Model T in Palestine circa 1916 A close up of the Lewis Gun mount on first picture in this thread. DesertBlooms88

Here is a closer view of the radiaotor DesertBlooms88

I cant even understand what is written on the radiator. Does anyone know what the truck is? The Flickr link below each photo will also show the Library of Congress ' original ' V LARGE MB file link, which can be downloaded. DesertBlooms88

I have since been informed by way of another thread that these are Peerless trucks.

May i also add this ... ref Ford Model T in Palestine. circa 1920 hi Here are three photo's which will be of interest to Model T enthusiasts. They are from the Library of Congress website. The first one which is at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem is pretty good resolution. All photo's have the Library of Congress link so you can view and download the original LARGE MB file. Thankyou for taking the time to look . Any information is welcome. DesertBlooms88

Can i add this from another thread..... Photo's now identified as Peerless trucks and they are in Palestine during WW1 PEERLESS truck with the British Army during World War One. The original Library of Congress LARGE MB ( to see those finer details ) file can be found via the Flickr link with each photo. First image is in Palestine, transporting German POW's. Close up Close up Second image is also in Palestine, near the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem. DesertBlooms88

British Army soldiers and Morris Commercial vehicle near the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem, Palestine - circa Sept 9th 1938. Original LARGE MB Library of Congress ( downloadable ) image can be found via the Flickr link. DesertBlooms88

I am glad they are of interest. Even if i miss identified them.

Dennis vehicle in use with the British Army during World War One. The original Library of Congress LARGE MB ( to see those finer details ) file can be found via the Flickr link with each photo. First image is in Palestine, transporting German POW's. Close up Close up Second image is also in Palestine, near the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem. DesertBlooms88

Holt Tractor vehicles of the British Army. A very interesting scene here. The information with this photo states that the vehicles are part of an artillery regiment column ( 94th Heavy Battery ) passing through Jerusalem, Palestine 1917 to 1918 The original Library of Congress LARGE MB file can be found via the Flickr link below British Army camp of the 94th Heavy Battery on Mt. Scopus, Palestine 1917 British Army camp of the 94th Heavy Battery on Mt. Scopus, Palestine 1917 DesertBlooms88

This scene is shown in an earlier reply but this photo is not the same. British troops in a Morris Commercial vehicle with Lewis machine gun - Palestine circa 1930's Library of Congress ' original ' ( LARGE MB for downloading ) available via Flickr link. DesertBlooms88

These photos are quite detailed when viewed at there largest size. To download the Library of Congress original file use the Flickr link. Battery of British armoured cars near Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem, Palestine - circa 1938 DesertBlooms88

This looks like the same vehicle as your but without the armour protection around the engine. Armoured car guarding entrance to G.P.O. bldg in Jerusalem, Palestine 1939. Original Library of Congress LARGE MB file can be found via the Flickr link below. DesertBlooms

British military movements in Palestine - rail transport. Here are more images from the excellent Library of Congress collection. It is slightly out of focus unfortunately. ( LARGE MB file version can be found via the Flickr link ) British armoured cars and other vehicles at Lydda Railway station, Palestine - circa 1938 Other views of this same transport DesertBlooms

Here is another image from the excellent Library of Congress collection. It is slightly out of focus unfortunately. ( LARGE MB file version can be found via the Flickr link ) British armoured cars at Lydda Railway station, Palestine - circa 1938 I just noticed that one of these armoured cars has something extra on top of the turret. DesertBlooms

( slightly outside the thread title scope ) Military Parade - Emir Abdullah at a celebration in Amman, Jordan, of the 24th anniversary of Arab revolt - circa 1940. Unfortunately its a bit out of focus but it s not too bad. Note the three armoured cars. This is a Library of Congress image. To see the original LARGE MB file use the Flickr link below. DesertBlooms88

I have a photo here showing these vehicles in a parade. Unfortunately its a bit out of focus but it s not too bad. Military Parade - Emir Abdullah at a celebration in Amman, Jordan, of the 24th anniversary of Arab revolt - circa 1940. This is a Library of Congress image. To see the original LARGE MB file use the Flickr link below. Hope this is of interest DesertBlooms88

British military unit at Lydda Railway station, Palestine - circa 1938 Note the vehicles all have Royal Air Force roundels. Another view of the same column DesertBlooms